Since the publication of Linda Nochlin’s groundbreaking ‘Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?’ (1971), feminist art historians have led a revolutionary movement […]
We are pleased to spotlight a recent open access publication by Lorena Ortiz Cabrero, a past MSA Assistant, and […]
The Memory Studies Association (MSA) is pleased to announce the MSA Forward 2025 workshop, a dedicated forum for PhD students and advanced […]
This conference aims to expand the boundaries of life writing studies by focusing on the […]
They are recruiting 2-4 PhD studentships, fully funded by the University of […]
“We are seeking chapter proposals for the Routledge Companion to Media and Memory, edited by Joanne Garde-Hansen and Red Chidgey. […]
From November 21 to 22, Nottingham Trent University’s Initiative for Advancing Interdisciplinary Memory Studies hosted the MSA Memory Studies Research Centers Meeting 2024, bringing together 42 participants from 15 countries. The event, led by Professor Jenny Wüstenberg, Chair of the MSA Research Centers […]
2024 highlighted the strong links between sport and collective memory. The Paris Olympic Games were conceived as a […]
Centre for Theology and Religious Studies at Lund University is pleased […]